Highland High School - Shield Yearbook (Highland, IN)

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LMNG IT UP!!! When you combine an enjoyable climate with a few friends, whether it be at a beach or amusement park, and some music to make the good times roll, you have just completed a perfect recipe: SUMMER! Catching the rays, taking a vacation, or just plain bumming around” are some of the ways students spend their summer. However, more and more of us seem to find out that working during the summer has become necessary. On those hot days, when the beach is the solution, and the beach is too far away, a pool seems to keep most satisfied. Along with swimming, sports seem to be the main activity for most. Summertime is almost everyone’s favorite time of year. Staying out late on a special date, sleeping all day with no one to say, Get up and get ready for school, is a luxury. From the beginning of June until the end of August, everyday is funfilled, doing what you like to do. Everyday is a day to yourself. PILE UP! Enjoying the nice weather is a group of kids playing a friendly game of tackle football. Going Overboard! Seniors Kathy Grezlak. Jerry Chandler, and Allison Azar all prepare for the Titantic to sink. It ' s Catchy! Junior Yvonne Nunez prefers fishing, while sophomore Stacy Flrsich (left) has coordination in catching a frisbee Summer 1 1

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Student Musical Graduation

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MWtWS Nt fORGb ' GR After many long hours of work, their own time, and creative minds the Prom committee announced that the Prom theme was to have a touch of class this year and it would be “Always and Forever”. 1979 Prom was held at St. Constatine Church in Merrillville where music was provided by “Three of a Kind . After announcing the court, the King and Queen, Bryan Moore and Julie Holicky, were crowned by last year ' s royalty Danny Bouchee and Janet Bauer, then prom festivities began. Pictures were taken and dancing seemed to keep the couples alive. After-Prom was held at the Cameo Club in Schererville where dinner was served. Droopy eyes, sore feet, and motionless bodies walked out the doors of the Cameo to their cars. Though the nights activities did not stop them. After a few hours of sleep, all were up and headed for Marriot’s Great America, Turkey Run, or Brookfield Zoo. Prom took forever to get here and passed by in a second, though everyone who attended the 1979 Prom has many memories to cherrish “Always and Forever. Prom has always been a time to remember, and this years Prom had many magic moments. The laughter, the excitement, the feeling of joy, may all be in the past, though all of these and many more precious moments that were spent at Prom still linger on. Royalty Displayed. King and Queen Brian Moore and Julie Holicky presided over last years Prom festivities. Royalty Court of ’79. Tom Stark Tom Mauer, Martin Bilderback, Bryan Moore, Dan Bouchee, George Julius, Mark Ryba, Andy Shattuck, Cathy Hubler, Allison Azar, Kathy Jones, Julie Holicky, Janet Bauer. Jeri Chandler, Marcia Hicks, and Heather Horsewell. 12 Prom